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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-18

our people here got quite excited over
the game Of base ball that Was played at
Cherryfcld, Friday. between our boys AMI
a team from Ellsworth not that We cared
50 much about their bein. beaten. but we
did not like to have some Of our ncighbor>
20 much gratited. The Millions" are
Young men who work every day al hard
labor and most Of the time day and night
and have had very little time for practic-
ing ON the day of the game they worked
till noon before they left the factory.
They are hardy, strong and active boys
and when they are beaten il will he by
those who have had more experience and
skill in the games. our friends up river
will have to send farther yet.
The last two or three weeks there have
been a number of small accidents happen,
and some quite narrow escapes from larger
ones Three boys were on our streets last
week with arms in sings from injuries to
hand or elbow, and little girl of Thomas
Obrine got finger jammed quite badly in
the hosting machine, at the factory last
Thursday. This morning as Mr.. Levi
Strout was christening his COW his hand
got in the hook of the chain and badly
torn. The wound was dressed by DIR.
Sawyer.
MIR Ira Foster and family, with VIM
W. Greedy and family, who are engaged in
canning business in the provinces, came
home last week. Their business there be-
ing closed for the season.
The sardine factory here is run, but of
of late the fish have been rather scarce.
Quite a number of people who were
once residents here and now living abroad
are now here visiting friends rusticating,
SC. among whom are NJ. ). Pickett of
Boston, and Augustus Pickett of Chelsea,
Mass, with their families.
Fred Brown and family Of Milwaukee,
Wis, with two of his brothers and fami-
lies of Bangor. Me, are rusticating at
Petit Manan Point
Capt Ned Munson of steamer Maria
guagus, goes to Augusta to-day, with
Sick sister, whom he will carry to the hos
pital.
Our farmers have mostly finished hay
ing. A small yield has been harvested,
much of it in bad condition.
Aug. 10.
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Fur ID, Ellsworth Am,rcAu.|
Al Excursion TO Long Island in 1924

In l,24 when was about 10 wears old
there lived IN the north part Of Trenton.
now Hancock. a family that had son
about twenty lone years old who had a
marvellous dream. lie dreamed Of un-
earthing a pot Of gold on outer Long
Island and hi mother was to be the medi
um to uncarth it. 50 they procured a boat
and taking supply 81 provisions started
for Long Island A. they passed down
Skilling> river and by our place We reeog
nizcd the whole party consisting Of half
dozen and concluded they were on fish
ing cruise In due course Of time they
arrived al their place of destination and
pitched their tent After due search the
young man found the place that appeared
in hi> dream and set his mother To dig iii
tile sand and gravel for the expected
treasure She was not TO use any imple-
meuis but to dig with her hands and
fingers. After digging a while her fingers
became sore and she began TO complain to
her son. The answer she got was %, dig
away. mother, you VIII come to it bimeby ="
At last they gave up the search and a
their provisions were running short. they
concluded 10 return home. no richer than
when they started. There was man in
the party, no connection to them. and lie
let the cat out of the bag" by telling the
whole story. In after years ii was com
mon by-word in this vicinity 20, dig away
mother; you viii come to it bimeby.7
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Elder Woodco,k anl faniis with many
others started fpr fi.c burberry plains
yesterday
The farmer, hayc got their HAN all i'll
ana arc noN Ming hack tp wv th,ir corn.
beans, potatoes pumpkins, turnip- and
garden sass" boom which j. doing first
rate with the prospect OF splendid yield.
The Gyp~ie famll, that have been stop
ping here the past week have broken
camp and gone to Amherst. They came
10 town III large covered carriage ami
bc,ldcd and boarded in SAINT They Lad
three dogs 10 watch and guard ther car
rage By night. The fortune teller did a
thriving business when here: one day She
told fifteen fortunes at nifty cents each
and wohld not take Il cent less from any
one. She pretended to b,. mind reader
Some things she told 10 perfect strangers
was quite mysterious.
The bluebcrry party Of four teams that
started for the plains Yesterday have re-
turned after stopping one night That
thunder Storm last night followed By a
storm FASTENED them home
Apg. II. WAStw.
Mr.. Moehier.. a student prea ching at
EaStbrook during the vacation, delivered
sermon at the church sunday afternoon.
Thus far to Us Mr.. Mo>hier promises To
be a successful preacher
Mes>rs. Emory Hastings and Or. Thaycr
have been making brief VIII; among rel
ative> and friends here
Mr.. Calvin hingman has gone 70 North
port to attend campmectlng-
Mr. Elmer Kingman has gone to North
Hancock to run a mill for the Halls.
Mr.. Frank Piper> family are visiting
relatives in town.
Mr. Joseph kingnan was thrown from
his wagon this morning and received cor
siderable injury about his head and arms.
Mr. kingman was on hi. way % Els
worth, when but a short distance below
the George farm the horse became fright
ened from horsesled by the roadside
The horse ran some distance before being
captured. but without much damage ex-
cept that he was found to be somewhat
lame in one fore leg.
Mrs Nellie and Miss Rhoda Jordan have
been spending part of the week at Bar
HarbOr.
A few of the Jordan boys have gone
down the bay mackereling. We wish
them success but do not expect heavy
catch a. We hear mackerel are scarce.
Aug. Is. SEIIGNyL.
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ATE OF MAINE

Hancock $ Al a court Of Probate, holden 80
Elisw orth, within and for said county on tht SEQ
ond Wednesday Of Aug, 4. y, lssl.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting To he a copy
n Of the last will and testament Of samuel
Lyon Late OF the city county and state Of New ORR
aud of the probate thereof IN said STATE, Ne"
York, duly authenticated, having been pre-
scented 70 the Judge of probate for our -all
county for the purpose OF being allowed, tile anH
recorded in the probate court for our said count!
and also petition praying that letters testamei-
tary and letters Of trust may be issued to the e.
eeutors and trustees herein named BY we
Judge OF Probate for our said county
uEpERED-That notice thereof be given t" ali per ,
sons interested therein, by publshing copy o.
this order three weeks successfully In the EIl-
worth American, newspaper pTlhWN
At Ellsworth, In said county, the first publication
10 be at least thirty days prior 70 the seconh "a
besday of Oct, \. H.. lss1, that they may az
pear at probate court then To be held at Ellsworth
within and for said county, at ten o'clock - iils
forenoon and show cause, IL any they have, asal7'
the same.
3w33*O. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge Of Probate
Atrue copy, Attest :--CHAs. T. DoRR. kesistef'
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No BLISTEIING

Elastic Starch keeps the iron from sticking
and linen from blstering while ironing; re-
suits accomplished by no other starch in the
market
Young. old and middle aged. all expert.
ence the wonderfully beneficial effect Of Ayers
sarsaparila Young children, suffering from
sore eyes, sore ears, scahi head. or with any
scrofulous yint. become healthy and strong by
the use Of this medicine. SIX bottles, 3.
PETER SHAW, OF West Winfield, \. Y.
was afflicted with severe cough. with pain
in the side and lungs and general depression,
causing himself and friend. great alarm. He
tried many remedies with no good results
One bottle OF DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY completely cured him.
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UNNyitfh - -a In fhr ~hrtA- ~ nur rrH frt flAs
,ouuu'.. Hr ,'tHrf n th'ir 'cpu'irs. ,.,.,.r,,..
W. e.naagh LII, ,aa AZ A ','arh r. 5,i- ",
O. ttuah-r1f. tu tit cnuutv, % thr talur ~
aHy hunIirs.l ,luIiar- hud -Umm"u tbr ~aid
defendant. .if Do maF De fsuut Boz YOUR
pre,1H'i 2" appear i't'ry our justice. ~ me 81
fsrpint iu.lirisl Court. neat 20 hf huhttu ga tI-
worth. Within au' far uur counts ~ ilancnck. on
thg sassui Tus-iaf uf Ntul next then and th"r"
iu sur -AtI omit fn answer uui" EiNHni hu"k. N
EnrA t,.Tt, in SALT county
d. rl~a che ca-s. irr that tht +aii lvteu,ant
ttrinn ~ - ~ -tl llisis nftH, aN ht rh itN M
Nuy,mttr. 4 ~. l~> Ny hl~prvmi-Hr' unfr NJ
rat tiatf y, bim hcsl. fhr value received,
triuitsct tv plaintiff o. pay him ~ Dricr me -un'
ut -tNtY dvr dvilar- 90 demand with interest from
And also FOR that the -,il defendant at -sii III
worth uu the ,ay - the puriH-r u this Wit. be-
tug Indebted 20 the piaiuiiu In tn" suln az twenty
-tN dollars according t. thc acrouut annex ri the q
and there Ia consideration thereof, promised The
plaintiff to pay him the ~aus -nm m
demand
lri. though attcn requested thr -aid defendant
has MT paii .aid Int neg cgf- ~ 10 ,iat1 me
damage ~ Sam p'giuiIh ~ Ne -RNs thr euw M
4lop, oharh -han then aDd thcrc " mhtr
~ apprHr ilh aiher d4c .iamoErs Apt taivc Euu
There this srtt IS sih your huluE- therein
Witness John \ I'rtyr-. ju~tte. ~ said CONT 40
Ellsworth, This unc"nth daF IF January go ihf
year IT cur Lord one thousand eight hundred ami
HI SAUNDERS. olyrk.
STATE OF MAINE.
H,>caeN Supreme In.irlai Court. ApriI
Term \. ~. I-s-
tr"a- r,g t''sa"s 0ri5 "r''eTg'l-Taat Ell, 'nr
M apta-ar before th" iu~ftIt ni
our ~arfrme JuIi..AI reurt, % M tul.ttn az tli-
worth, uithin Hut fNr lhc rnagt II Iianta,A. nu
tht .0t Tuesday of iitt i .I~~.t.E serving up
ia Hf,aaa srt--t,I ,ups o} sara vrit7 nl ,t-,rter
'herr"n. "t "F rHhA.aiaz t"" -aw"
tifn. week.. .u.'c--i.,N !u tlr Ellsworth INNER
irsH.a H,"-r1p'r printed .u Ellsworth, in 'uf
I.lrft .tr Itluf,sA ttr it-t pf4Ni!. tIau go o. t
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BAR HxrboT.
Mr.. 4. Mills was robbed on the night Of
the l4th inst, by some one entering his
room and taking his clothes into another
room. where the clothes were searched
and gold watch and chain and his wallet
containing money and valuable papers
were taken No clew to the robber.
Six naval vessels are in the port The
flagship Richmond, Ossipee, Atlanta,
Yantic, Galena and Dolphin. marine
drill was held in Newburys Park, near the
Howard cottage. There was company
from each ship, with mounted gun, a
fine band and drum corp from the flag
ship. About thousand men participated,
making fine scene. The park and sur
rounding hills gave evidence of the great
crowd here, and the varied colored cos
sumes of the ladies', mingling with the
evergreen shade and smooth greensward,
made picture worthy the artists camera,
which was on the spot. The Odd Fellows
Lodge from Brockton, Mass, arrived to-
day, and there is little room now for any
more
Aug. 10. HoPE.
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Non e-iieut taxes in the town 81 Tirntnn,i n the
county OF Hancock Tor the year ISIS.
rI1IE following list Of tiNcs real estate OF non
/ resident uers in the town oi Trenton, for the
year l>-i, in bit. commiite'lt0 Webster D.Ieand
constable Of said town, the 9Hth tNy Of Nav
$50, ha, been retu net. by him As remain
ing unpaid. on the ~ day Of MAY. lss7, hv
his certificate of that date aud now remains unpaid
and notice j. hereby given that IL the aid tn ami
interest and charges not paid into tile Treasury
Of said town within eighteen months from the date
Of the commitment Of the said BLISS much ~ the
real estate a. will be sufficient to pay the amount
due therefor including interest and Charge will
without further notice be sold at public auction az
the office Of the treasurer in said town ON the 18th
DAY OF November, 1857, at O'Clock =. NJ
William Jones, Is acres land in District No | !:
value $40. tax $J.36.
Edgar J. Lord house, vaue SIS. acres Of
land, value s3j, j. District No. s, Tax S3sn.
George Young. house value -l5o ! outhuill-
Ing, value 40. rs acres OF land, value sl25 in
District No :,
samuel Harden, acres wood land: value $40
in District No. tax 4 cents.
X. X. THOMPSON,
3w35 Treasurer OF the town Of Trenton
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TnE COMMANDER.IN-tHIEF

OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, Major
George ;. Merrill: Few remedies are better
known in thi, vicinity than sulphur Filters :;
their sale has been very general throughout
TIL, section. and the number Of reliable and
well atte>ted cases OF beneficial result, and re-
covcry by their use, j, large and beyond di--
pute.
The new combination ~ Smart Weed and
Bea,iOnna a. used in Carriers Rlckarhe Pla>-
ter. hrs proved TO be one OF the best that could
be made. Try one OF these popular pla>trr-
in any ease Of weak or lame back. backachc
rheumatism, neuralgia. soreness OF the chest
or lungs. &c. and YOU will be surprised and
pleased By the prompt relief. In bad case of
chronic dyspepsia, plaster oyer the pit Of the
stomach stops the pain al once. Ask for Car
ter's Smart Weed and Btladonna Backache
Pa>ter~. Price y cents. For sale by ;. u.
i.t.rira
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People Demand Protection Patent hedi-
clnes.

VIVA, arb thcy. 4 general thing they
s-, prescriptions having been used with
-rai >u,cr~> hy old and wcl-rcad Ply I'll
clans Thousands Of iuvalid> have hc-u
Unexpectedly cured ~ their U.s.. and tines
ar. the wonder ami dread of Physicians
and Medical Colleges in the :. - much
$40 tia, Physicians graduating Al Medical
Colleges arr required To- di>cuuniruancc
Proprietary Medicines A. through them
TIC country doctor lu~c> hi most profitable
practice A. manufacturer ~ II, prize
tary Medicines. Dr. O. q. Green Of ood-
bury y j advocates most coriially,-!n
order To prevent the ri~k that the SICK and
aud afflicted ART Liable u, almost daily hN
The u.s.. OF Patent Medicines put out hy in
experienced persons for ACKNOWLEDGMENT
univ and the employing Of inexperienced
aud incompetent doctors by which almost
every village and town j. cursed; aud
Iuen claiming a. bc doctors who had better
be- uudertakcr>- experimenting with ihrlr
patients and rphbiug them pf their money
and health the good 81 tile afflicted
that our government protects it, people hN
making laws 20 regulate the practice %
medicine by better experienced and more
thoroughly educated Physicians and there
py keep up the honor and credit Of the pro-
fc>>ion, also form laws for the recording
OF recipes Of Proprietary Medicines. I'M
der examination and decision of expert
cnccd Chemists and Physicians appointed
for that purpose by the Government. be
fore they arr licensed for general use
He would most freely place the recipe u
Bo>chce> German Syrup and Greens Au-
/ gust Fowtr under such Laws. had he the
proper protection. and thereby save the
prejudice OF the people, and avoid the com
petition and imitation uf worthless ncdl-
uinc> - oJi,7i fran m. fhioG0o Mini. IHp.
= s..
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
/ as the administrator Of the estate OF the iats
Moses l.. Carr. she has been authorized by the
Judge Of Probate tor the county of Hancock 10 sell
the whole Of The real estate of the said tecaa -,d
for the payment of the just debts Of said tecsa I'd
and charges of administration, the same being de-
seFiieti IN the inventory of said estate as folIoW.
eighty acres Of land in Mariasilie, house and barn
and out buildings The above property will be
soid at public SAL on "Wednesday. sept g. Iss7 at
iooci1ck \ NJ, in MariayilIe, ON Inc Aforesaid
premises.
NARY o. CARR, Adm. II.
Ellsworth, Ang. Is, 1851. 3wy3
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SaHs-t
Chas. NJ. Trip, Esq. was the recipient
Of a pension. Saturday, of eight dollars
per month.
-Rey +. II. Doane preached his fare
well sermon at the church at Oceanville,
July 81.
A new tannery has been erected at North
West Harbor. and grist mill Is expected
10 be built there soon.
Sunset has its share of summer visitors,
and many unfamiliar faces are seen upon
the streets.
Mrs Hannah Durham was taken violent
" insane one day last week. This il Mrs.
Dunham's second attack, the first one &C.
curing last March
Prof. l.. e. Bateman. phrenologist,
from Fowler Wells institution, New
York, gave some rerg interesting lectures
on Phrenology, Physiology, and Phyisog-
Monty at Green's Landing, five evenings
last week SUNRISE.
Auo ~
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Under call to see what aid the town
would vote to the Castine and Bangor rail
road there was a very large assemblage of
the citizens of the town, the 18th to con-
slider the matter. The meeting was brief,
enthusiastic and very decided against the
towns taking any stock in said road. We
have nothing but the best wishes for the
future prosperity of Castinc, and should
be glad to see her transformed from a staid
old town into live, growing magnificent
city, but we are not yet sufficiently chris
tian TO put the knife to our throat to see
that happy result accomplished. We hope
our infrinities may he par,loned, but the
majority of our citizens have too hard a
struggle for existence to be over generous.
Fremont Patten, Paris Leach and otis
Leach. who have been at work In the brick
yard Of Bert Huichin> Drland have been
stricken down with diphihcria and arr
confined 10 Mr.. Huichin>' house Mr.
Ilutchus lost = child from the same dis
Ease. the 18th inst.
Rev. Mr. Baldwin Of Wiuterport a form
Ct pastor over this charge. occupied the
Methodist pulpit in exchange with Mr.
Nantou and preached an excellent discourse
on Gods method Of saving souls He
Divinity OF Christ j. a subject that ha>
brought out considerable discussion 10 our
sabbath school 81 late. Truth viii stand
The test ~ examination and discussion
Revelation Wa, intended Tor the masses
ami not exclusively Tor ab>tru>r. thcpis-
zeal thinkers AMI cNpnunder~. AMI viii
stand on it, clear manifest meaning unaid-
Ell hy scholarly Interpretations AMI plil'>-
optical cNpo>ition~ We hcli,tr thar 10 the
hihlr Wa written by inspiration and u.,tl~
explanation and Interpretation it can only
~ truly and perfectly brought nut and
unfptdcd IN H. delicate shades 40 meaning
except by Inspiration Hannah reason Web
fail when il attempts to make clear what
inspiration ha~ left iu mist and darkness
What beautiful clear. cool. hraciu.
weather How green + vegetation Spring
succeeding summer who wouldn't endure
a spell II fnggy weather Tor the sake Of
these dclioario- Of nttur.
We hear that government engineers ar,'
soon t. ~ here 10 examine the channel "
our river.
considerable number ~ oUr youus pc"-
pie went to the spirit land ar rather 90 the
spiritual camping ground AT Verona. sun
day. Undoubtedly they had an ENJOYABLE
time.
Elder Palmer has returned from frip
to Dexter and surrounding towns
\ >vvcrc hail>torm la>t Friday III ~ar-
rounding towns j. reported
Nr, Patton and daugAierof np~t,n ar.
visiting relatives IN town
In letter from pr Cnninu Of ogden.
| tab. he informs Us That De- expects ~ Wis
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Weymouth Point.

The resources of Hancock county for
furnishing beautiful and attractive sum
mer resorts are almost unlimited, and
Ellsworth aud vicinity have their full
share. Among such resorts, present or
prospective, Weymouth Point Is one of
the most available and delightful. II is
situated within the corporate limits of the
town of Surry, on land belonging to Mr.
Geo. W. Hutching>. Like Barnums ia
nous Ivy Island" its name Is suggestive
of the facts pertaining to it; or rather the
facts pertaining 10 it are suggestive Of the
name. Ii Is than, tract of land ex-
tending into the water. or 1t would not
have been called Weymouth Point but ii i
point which forms in part the shores Of
two bays. To the east are the waters of
the upper portion of Union River Bay 70
the southwest arr the waters Of the lower
portion Of Surry BAY. on which, mile
away j. the steamboat wharf at Conten-
tion Cove Standing on The end Of the
point and looking southwark there lie> be-
for, YOU stretching ~ for milc~. nearly
the whole Of Inion River Bay. land
locked and placid. with New bury Neck GA
III, west and th,. Trenton SHORE and oak
Point ou th, east Tli> beautiful >poi j.
v shin four ~ a., miles ~ Ellsworth amt
ran easily b. rarhed hy an hours pleasant
tr,r from ths city
uu >untay last ih,r. ver, probably
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Nssn resident taxes in tbs tawu ~ sorry ia a
soaasy II llaneork sal state ~ Aaiae. ~ Nv.
YEAR fEN
nv fallswinz liss ~ TaNc@ on rial sststs 81.
Nua uesiiieui - nsFs IL the tsan ~ ssrrs ~
the yssF ls-si w iiiiis oammitfsi g. Msrr.. A.
Morgan autfas t.sF IT saii tusu. Ca tiss "a 80 =
Juas, ls~z. has iseen rStHrnssl ~ hlm e. fss = =
manning unpaisi on the fnh day u june l.s- II
biz osFfiarats - that siatr ant nnW rrus4il. ~
paisi afs nases i hervbs xy-n that ~ ~ 80
saxp iataFesi aua sharErs afr na.t patf .uf.. ~
treasury 20 sahi tnNh Within gightusn u.a.,.ff.
from ths fiste ~ thT cnrsiuitinxnt ~ sad HiIi. ~
mach ~ the rial estate taxe,t a. wiM 4. sfr1,,
g. pay tts dua thFrwuf insiaiilhz iutsrtst 49,
Charge. wui. without further nufirs ts -lI Il
puhHr nurtiaH, ~ thr trsn huusc iH SatI b.sr y.
tits Iffh das e byreuilcf iss5, a. D. oti-t .r ~
iaFtnfssn
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la Belle l.amuinc, That j. rhr title ruc
rorr,>pan,icni~ If the Boston prs~> give
a. >inc,. our >taiJ Oil town ha> fallen in-
tn line ami j. booming. We'll Il J. jn~t a.
handsome. hh' ai'l '7A'l''l"' I, u 4 .
'lAN 'N'f "'" - IN
any G,h'IA' mara ,'.,'-,'' IT ".
HhN 'h' men W." lT"' - arr "'' ~,
'"''E'"' '''"' ''''' ''''
h'"
We are A. rr,->hlcr; pec7in. would -ay
If A.. Wcr,. among u. iu>t now. luNursat-
iu.~ In the 49,. ~ tho pur, water from
Hunt f"nd 'h' na'h liFc I .N' n !.
hrad 81 ihr >t'ani'hai "hA'i Ah' 1.'
branches ar '''iu- ta'' = ar 7, PCS r.
:" the houses ellsworth ~" '"'"' ~
.r~N taking AMI Z" rl-tt t' VOTE Pay r..
the water >hFie N"t'| ny '"' '''' ''-''
away or N''le l'"n~ ''h' our WEE ~
'A'E want >''"' 'N'>''" "'P
Nnrcter- ar ri "'TA mapping '''
eastern part "i 'A' 10Y" any N'',''
a''nn'N ape -'T'T : p" Il" ,' '''''.''"' 7.
h'" >i'An''Ai "i'f' 't' 'A' ~ 'I''-"'
h"u-' M"i'i'4 ,f''.l'' "l''' ',',, N + y
th 'I4'I. "",' 'A'h ""'H -
Inn a. II. ,,aaf,
The 'T-r ahH ftfTt '"'t'-'> -i' l'I'''
cd for th' Na.tn'~ ~ iAr season AMI III
gnifir> are received ht almost every iH'l.
f'r mun Accommodations iit'n can '" lArh-
.-i"l NhIic"m' =. Hopkins >AAiH'T>
jrh'f- anu ihv 'iho ."l1A-'' nay q" '4'''
,5.f..-- rnl rl,.,.. Ia DrYyat.. house. vi
s, /. ,u.,r, tlau prutahlr A. twas In nid
.u,ri,.p. f.,.,. .t..t fE.r,. !. room fur
..,,.. TAXA.
A. ;hc D. Isle h"u>' ar bIiI'- ii'''l d. d.
Quincy Mas "e'r-' hAt' H- -,
Hutchinson. "'ie and son haF".d- hn@'"".
Mass. Mt Amand hastings ii"' 'I'''' e.
NF BAKER hS'2"' ~. 0'",,'' e.
,.n auJ rn.ladr.pliia. TOOK dinner al III
mons. aud n.d 4 pleasant drive about
tawu At the Cline cottage William Sweet.
"!ir ana aAu@h'"t ''ra,,'. h'4'. "l''
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-18

At Rockaway Beach, the 9Th. Pro-
fessor T. S. Baldwin leaped from bal
loon at the height Of a mile and by means
of parachute, descended safely into the
water a quarter of mile from the shore.
The descent occupied one minute and
twenty-four seconds.
Reports from the interior of Wiscon-
sin indicate that extensive damage was
done through a large section by the hurri-
cane last week. A number of people were
killed and much property was destroyed.